Rajasthan's hidden gems: Best Instagrammable spots in Jaipur you need to visit

December and January are ideal months to visit North India, and if you're planning a trip, Rajasthan should be at the top of your list. Skip the crowded hill stations of Himachal and Uttarakhand, and explore the stunning beauty of Rajasthan in its mild winter. While Udaipur and Jodhpur are well-known, Jaipur offers plenty more to discover. Beyond iconic landmarks like Amer Fort and Hawa Mahal, the Pink City is full of hidden gems waiting to be explored. Let us guide you to the less-crowded spots and help you make your Jaipur visit truly special.

Nahargarh Fort, nestled in the Aravalli hills, provides breathtaking views of Jaipur. While most people visit for the sunset, the sunrise is just as enchanting. Cycling at sunrise adds an adventurous touch to the experience. For a hassle-free ride, consider contacting a travel company for cycling arrangements. The fort is quieter in the morning, making it an ideal spot for photography.

While Amer Fort is a popular attraction, the 8th-century Chand Baori stepwell in nearby Abhaneri offers a fascinating alternative. Located just 90 km from Jaipur, this stepwell features 3,500 steps and 13 stories, showcasing a remarkable example of ancient architecture. It's a hidden gem that provides a unique and captivating experience.

Hot air balloon rides with Skywaltz are a popular and thrilling adventure in Jaipur. You can choose to fly over the majestic Amer Fort or the picturesque area around Samode village for a truly unforgettable experience.

No trip to Jaipur is complete without a visit to Sanganer, located around 15 km away. Here, you can witness the exquisite blue pottery, renowned for its distinctive cobalt dye. It’s not only a fascinating cultural experience but also a perfect Instagrammable spot, with its vibrant colours and intricate designs. Take the opportunity to learn this ancient craft from local artisans and even try your hand at creating your own piece of blue pottery.